Bring your gently used or unwanted clothing to donate it to the St. Vincent de Paul Society

Do you want to see the young Catholic Church ALIVE? Join NET Ministries and over 1,000 young people on the first Saturday of every month for Lifeline Mass. With contemporary music, energetic crowds, and powerful presentations, Lifeline is focused on giving 8-12th graders in the Minnesota area the chance to experience the beauty of Mass with their peers.

Lifeline Programs take place at the NET Center at 110 Crusader Avenue West, West St. Paul, MN 55118. Doors open at 5:15pm and the event begins at 6:00pm. Most Lifeline events do not require tickets; however, select events do require tickets. Be sure to check below for the date(s) you plan on attending.

Lifeline is televised locally in Minnesota. Find your local listings here on their website: https://netusa.org/lifeline/

Because of You!

New to Lifeline is our very special guest…Michael Chiasson! Michael is one of the most dynamic Catholic youth speakers we’ve discovered from Canada – though he is originally from the great state of Texas! Michael speaks to twenty-thousand young people each year and brings a dynamic, passionate message of hope and inspiration like few others can.

In his presentation, “Because of You!’, you will discover that the day you were born, the world would never be the same! And someone will share with someone else a story that begins like this: “Because of you…” This message will inspire and challenge you to see why and how you are loved, chosen and invited to make an ‘All In’ decision that will change the course of your life forever!
Our evening includes Eucharistic Adoration.
There are no tickets required.

This event is free, but please prayerfully consider a $5 free-will offering at Mass to help keep Lifeline going. 

Baptism is a sacrament that is the basis of the whole Christian life, the gateway to life in the Spirit, and the door, which gives access to the other sacraments. Through Baptism we are freed from sin and reborn as children of God.
With questions, please contact Mary Kohlhaas at kohlhassm@stjohnnyb.org or by calling 651-633-8333 ext. 1234

This session offers childcare.

RCIA

Did you happen to stop in today and you are not sure why? Are you sitting in the pew each Sunday and intrigued by the Catholic Faith? Have you been coming with your family for years and need a safe place to ask questions? Are you one of the many Catholics who didn’t finish their initiation sacraments and still need to receive Eucharist or be Confirmed? Are you marrying or married to a Catholic and you just want to understand Catholicism better? We have an opportunity for you, to journey in faith with us, as we share together the richness of a relationship with Christ within the heart of the Catholic Church. We invite you to come and learn more about Christ and what the Church teaches and spend time with some of our faithful parish members. These sessions are a place to ask the difficult questions you may have about the Catholic Church. These gatherings are for everyone (those unbaptized, those who were baptized Christian from other denominations and Catholics in need of Eucharist and/or Confirmation).

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) and Rite of Christian Initiation for Children (RCIC)

A pastoral process for initiating new members into theChurch, leading them to knowledge of the truths of the Catholic Faith.
The process for a person to become a member of the Catholic Church, once they have passed the age of reason (Age 7), is through their participation in the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) or Rite of Christian Initiation for Children (RCIC). RCIA/RCIC is a distinct process in which individuals explore his/her inner longing to find a unique relationship with God.
This journey is for:
- Those who were never baptized.
- Those who were baptized in another Christian tradition but now seek reception into the full communion of the Catholic Church.
- Those who are Catholics by baptism and are now preparing for Confirmation and/or Eucharist.
Many people, such as catechists, sponsors, and others, will be available to help an individual discern his/her inner longing. The journey itself includes four phrases.
Please note that due to the uniqueness of experiences and ages for individual RCIC candidates, each RCIC candidate will be handled on a case by case basis.
For information regarding RCIC please contact Mary Kohlhaas at kohlhaasm@stjohnnyb.org or by phone 651-633-1540 ext. 1234
For information regarding RCIA please contact Jessica Balzarini at balzarinij@stjohnnyb.org or by phone 651-633-1540 ext. 1228
To see the process more in detail follow this link: http://www.stjohnnb.com/rciajourney.aspx

An organization committed to unity as a Catholic lay organization, charity to those in need, and fraternity with fellow nights.
St. Johns Knights of Columbus Council 14250
I Want to Join!
Do you want to give back?
Do you want to make a difference?
Do you want to support your Catholic Church?
Do you want to become more involved at St. John's?
Do you want to become involved in your community?
Do you want to protect and enhance your family life?
Do you want to enhance your own faith?
If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, then join the Knights of Columbus!

Ready to Join the Knights of Columbus?
To Join: Simply contact the Parish Office (651) 633-8333, stjohnsnb@pclink.com,

“Encounter God in Praise, Adoration, & Prayer Ministry” 

Come and experience the presence of the Holy Spirit. Receive prayer for life’s tough situations: may the key to your healing.

All are welcome.

Led by Father Michael Becker

A beautiful evening of Praise & Worship, Adoration, Prayer Teams.

Charismata in Greek is the plural of Charism, which
means gift or grace from God. Charismata is a time of
prayer where the abundance of God's gifts and graces
are poured out onto His people. There will be time to
Encounter the Lord more deeply in prayer through
Praise and Worship, Adoration, and prayer team ministry.

Charismata will meet the 2nd Friday of the month
here at St. John's.

For more information follow this link: http://ccro-msp.org/?page_id=2481

Did you happen to stop in today and you are not sure why? Are you sitting in the pew each Sunday and intrigued by the Catholic Faith? Have you been coming with your family for years and need a safe place to ask questions? Are you one of the many Catholics who didn’t finish their initiation sacraments and still need to receive Eucharist or be Confirmed? Are you marrying or married to a Catholic and you just want to understand Catholicism better? We have an opportunity for you, to journey in faith with us, as we share together the richness of a relationship with Christ within the heart of the Catholic Church. We invite you to come and learn more about Christ and what the Church teaches and spend time with some of our faithful parish members. These sessions are a place to ask the difficult questions you may have about the Catholic Church. These gatherings are for everyone (those unbaptized, those who were baptized Christian from other denominations and Catholics in need of Eucharist and/or Confirmation).

A pastoral process for initiating new members into the Church, leading them to the knowledge of the truths of the Catholic Faith.
The process for a person to become a member of the Catholic Church, once they have passed the age of reason (Age 7), is through their participation in the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) or Rite of Christian Initiation for Children (RCIC). RCIA/RCIC is a distinct process in which individuals explore his/her inner longing to find a unique relationship with God.
This journey is for:
- Those who were never baptized.
- Those who were baptized in another Christian tradition but now seek reception into the full communion of the Catholic Church.
- Those who are Catholics by baptism and are now preparing for Confirmation and/or Eucharist.
Many people, such as catechists, sponsors, and others, will be available to help an individual discern his/her inner longing. The journey itself includes four phrases.
Please note that due to the uniqueness of experiences and ages for individual RCIC candidates, each RCIC candidate will be handled on a case by case basis.

For information regarding RCIC please contact Mary Kohlhaas at kohlhaasm@stjohnnyb.org or by phone 651-633-1540 ext. 1234
For information regarding RCIA please contact Jessica Balzarini at balzarinij@stjohnnyb.org or by phone 651-633-1540 ext. 1228
To see the process more in detail follow this link: http://www.stjohnnb.com/rciajourney.aspx